re: Ref gave LSU that strike

It was a fricking strike right down the middle. Don't give me that garbage. Baseball 101 says if it's close to a strike, you should swing at it anyway. Dude let one go right down the pipe and he absolutely deserved that strike out. Quit crying like a bitch.

Just because you make a thread that makes it seem as if you're butthurt about LSU, doesn't mean we all don't know you're a shitty LSU alter. You are a terrible, terrible poster. Nothing you say is original, witty or worthwhile. Here's a list of things I would rather do than ever meet you IRL:

-Listen to each and every Kardashian tell me what their social political views are.

-Set up a blind date for my sister with Jameis Winston.

-Watch the second round of the WNBA Draft on repeat for a week.

-Throw myself in front of a bus and get reincarnated as one of Mike Vick's dogs.

-Let Mark Philippoussis serve a tennis ball into my nutsack at point-blank range.

Deal with it

Kinda like how LeBron gets all the calls in the NBA. When you've accomplished as much as LSU has over the years, the league wants you to do well.

University of Texas at College Station on the other hand, is more of a perpetual hype machine. One little flash of promise got parlayed into a big windfall, and lots of media love. Basically, y'all are like Jeremy Lin.

LSU baseball=LeBron. One of the best ever.
UTCS Aggies=Jeremy Lin. A flash in the pan years ago still trying to be relevant.

And I suppose had the A&M hitter swung and missed on that pitch, y'all ALLLL would be saying 'why did he swing at AN OBVIOUS ball 4, right ?????
That's the thing, it was NOT an obvious ball. Even the pitch before that he called a ball, was not.

Poor girl

Here you go ma'am

Pitch before was a ball and it's not a ref in baseball

How do you not swing there is the better question

In all honesty, you are the worst poster on the SECr.

I'm sure someone has mentioned that baseball has umpires, not refs, by now. Right?